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In addition to helping other countries, which I think they should rightfully do and am happy to hear about. I wonder if the A.I. community will invest in educat
by thrw7877 8y ago
In addition to helping other countries, which I think they should rightfully do and am happy to hear about. I wonder if the A.I. community will invest in educating the lesser privledged in their local communities? Mainly those from poor areas that don’t have access to technology and educational resources?
- anewhnaccount2 8y agoThis is whataboutism.
- claydavisss 8y agoCan someone please trace the origin of this imbecilic response? It comes up on practically every HN discussion now and proceeds from the assumption that the presence of contrary data is a logical fallacy. I'm growing nostalgic for the days when HN posters just blindly asked for "citations" or suggested "imposter syndrome" as reflexive and ostensibly-intelligent counterarguments. Maybe its time for vacuous catchphrase responses to be autoflagged as postmodern gibberish.
- enriquto 8y agoThis is a problem with the local politics of your country, nothing to do with the "A.I. community". This conference is not going elsewhere to "help poor people", but because it is too difficult for international researchers to go to the U.S.A., and many do not bother at all, resulting in a worse conference. I for one would not even consider going to the states for a conference, but often go to other countries.
- vbezhenar 8y agoThere's Internet, I hope that everyone in US have access. If you want to learn programming, just do it.